I really wish the driver would have turned to the camera and simply said, "Bugger."

I know, it's fascinating.

Huh, now I know where the Caddy came from....

BOHICA.

The joke's on Indy, because now it looks like they built a Camaro convertible with the top stuck halfway up for nothing.

I'm sad that I get it too.

Huh, I didn't realize they had adopted a new bike. Great, another set of bike headlights I'll need to memorize.

All I know is that I sure as hell won't pull over the next time a CHP officer riding a BMW rolls up behind me with lights ablaze. They're just not cool! I'm sure they'll understand.

The Shelby museum in Vegas has a MINT '86 GLH-S, and a Shelby Dakota. I was surprised they bothered to mention their history with Dodge.

No way, at the end when it's pulling away, you can clearly hear it's a V8. Sounds just like the 5.0 in my car.

As long as the tail lights are stock, then, it's a 5.0.

Ford Windsor uber alles.

Hey laser lips, your mother was a mud flap!

I have spent way too much time looking at Christine's grille to replicate it on our race car, so I have to go with the '58 Fury.

I'm not sure if you're joking or not.

Having been in a similar situation to that, I intentially let my car roll backwards off the course to keep myself from being creamed. Good thing I did because the car refused to fire up after that.

Wasn't a new motor. Blew a head gasket and had to replace them. Got the heads checked out and new valve springs in there while I was at it. Video was from my photo shoot with Car Craft magazine last week.

I've heard some people say that about my car, but not a single fuck is given when I'm out hooning it.

I'm shocked there's so much interest in this car!